A map-first property research workspace designed to evaluate parcels, boundary polygons, and historical transaction context directly on the map canvas.
INTERACTIVE PRODUCT MODELSimulated interface mechanics demonstrating core problem framing & systems logic
PROPLENS // SPATIAL PROPERTY CANVAS
PARCEL: SURVEY WORKSPACESTATUS: LIVE CORE CANVASMAP-FIRST UX
DRAWN BOUNDARY [CURRENT] · 320 m²
EDGE MEASUREMENT: 18.4M × 17.4M
WALKING ISOCHRONE [EXPLORING ROADMAP]
SURVEY AREA [CURRENT]320.5 M² (CUSTOM POLYGON)
PRICE HISTORY [CURRENT]TRANSACTION LEDGER ATTACHED
ZONING & ISOCHRONESRESEARCH PROTOTYPE [NEXT]
01 / The Challenge & Context
The Operational Problem
Property buyers and land researchers navigate clunky tabular portals detached from real spatial boundaries, making it difficult to evaluate neighborhood context and historical price trends together.
02 / System & Design Architecture
User Flow & Ergonomics
Mapbox GL interactive vector canvas → Direct spatial boundary drawing & line measurement → Local offline parcel storage → Supabase data synchronization.
KEY TRADE-OFF // VIEWPORT-DRIVEN INFORMATION ARCHITECTUREThe map canvas is the primary interaction surface; metadata panels update dynamically based on the current visible boundary.
03 / Verifiable Outcome & Learning
Impact & Retrospective
Researchers inspect parcel context and line measurements significantly faster than switching between separate map and listing portals.
LEARNING:In map-first workflows, the viewport is the primary query. Filtering and metrics must adapt smoothly as the user pans and zooms.
[CURRENT CAPABILITIES]
Map-first spatial property exploration canvas
Interactive polygon drawing and distance measurement tools
Historical price recording per parcel
Local offline storage fallback for field visits
[NEXT / EXPLORING ROADMAP]
Urban planning and zoning classification overlays (Exploring)
Public transit walking isochrone calculation (Exploring)
Seasonal flood risk and elevation contour mapping (Prototype)